Examples of using Changes in the nature in English and their translations into Dutch
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Freedom to provide services: changes in the nature of commitments.
Changes in the nature of markets and consumer expectations have also had a profound effect on services.
They consist primarily in changes in the nature of food taken every day.
It is clear also that this is largely due to insecurity in the workplace and changes in the nature of work.
On the other hand, changes in the nature of the work should be emphasized.
It should also pay attention to the impact of changes in the nature of the genotype.
Small changes in the nature of quantities of contaminants can considerably alter the toxicity of the substances.
This is why not a great deal of fuss is made about possible changes in the nature of the job or the qualifications demanded.
Similarly, potential changes in the nature of aquaculture may mean that different rules are needed for the future from those that fit its character today.
on the process of development itself, on the changes in the nature of the process and on the local situation.
Currently, due to changes in the nature of nutrition, the introduction of new products,
What is on the one hand might seem applicable to an individual is not necessarily applicable to another because the disease, itself, changes in the nature and very often entails other health complications.
Changes in the nature or scope of these agreements would require approval of the Council on the basis of a recommendation of the Commission after consultation of the European Central Bank.
Changes in the nature of work, the economy
As Marc Maurice points out, legislation reflects changes in the nature of work itself and in technological requirements that,
With a change in the nature of warfare came a change in equipment.
A change in the nature of urine that becomes turbid may contain streaks of mucus or pus;
began with a change in the nature of religious worship which took place in the 1st millennium B.C.
forms part of a creeping and continuing change in the nature of the European Union.
Well, the third version of the appearance of the fourtha version of the change in the nature of people's nutrition.
Growing bureaucratisation of organisations, increasing costs of campaign expenditures, a change in the nature of political competition through greater use of the media
Specification(processing)- a change in the nature of things, making things out of existing,
each offering a change in the nature of the distortion.
Any significant increase in the quantity or significant change in the nature or physical form of the dangerous substance present,
increasing costs of campaign expenditures, a change in the nature of political competition through greater use of the media
a new notification should be required to disclose the change in the nature of the holdings.